Each night the Reaper may turn one player sleepless. The Reaper wins when all living players have been turned sleepless or are part of the nightmare team. Additionally, the Reaper may use the general powers of dead players, temporarily.

Each night, the Reaper can immediately turn one player sleepless. The Reaper knows the final role of all dead players, and is informed the night after they die. During the night the Reaper will be able to use a power depending on the category of every player that has died since the start of the previous night. The gained abilities can only be used during this phase, and are lost after that. Killing roles allow the Reaper to attack one player during the night (end night). Power roles allow the Reaper to turn an additional player sleepless. Investigative roles allow the Reaper to check the role of one player (affected by weak disguises, redirections, and obstructions). Recruitment roles allow the Reaper to convert a player into a spirit. When another role dies, the Reaper gains a strong disguise for the current night and the following day. This disguise is chosen at the start of the game. If the Reaper doesn’t choose a role, they will be disguised as a citizen.

If the Reaper changes role, the disguise is lost. Players are privately informed when they become sleepless. Members of the nightmare team or channel cannot be turned sleepless. When a sleepless player uses a power (except for targeting) on the Reaper, their power fails and the Reaper automatically attacks them (immediate). If no members of the nightmare team or channel remain all players are no longer sleepless, however they are not informed about this.

Each night, the Shepherd may tag two players. If two tagged players visit each other, they both become herded. When everyone is dead, herded or part of the flock team the Shepherd wins.

When a tagged player visits another tagged player they become herded but remain tagged, if they then visit or are visited by another tagged player who is not herded then that player is then also herded. Tagging a player is an immediate ability. Additionally each night the Shepherd can choose to make one tagged player herded as an end night effect. Whenever a player is herded, they will join a secret channel with the other herded players. Becoming herded is a consequence of the action. The Shepherd may see everything said in this channel, from the safety of their secret channel. Members of the flock can not be tagged or herded. Every time someone is herded or unherded the Shepherd will be informed.

During the day, the Shepherd may temporarily steal the votes of herded players; players who have their votes stolen will be unherded, but remain tagged. Players with negative votes can't have their negative votes stolen (but will still be unherded). The Mayor's extra vote cannot be stolen. The Shepherd is informed how many votes they have after stealing votes. After the day ends, the votes are returned to normal. During the night, if there's two or more herded players, the Shepherd is protected from attacks. Every time the Shepherd is attacked, two random herded players will immediately be unherded instead. At the start of the game, the Shepherd may choose a role as a strong disguise. If the Shepherd doesn’t choose a role, they will be disguised as a citizen. If the Shepherd changes role, the disguise is lost. If the game started with more than 20 players, the Shepherd may tag three players each night, instead of two.

If no members of the flock team or channel remain all players are no longer herded, however they are not informed about this.

If the Golem is elected guardian, they win. The next night, players that opposed the Golem's election will be protected. Additionally, there will cease to be elections for guardian.

When the Golem wins, the Golem ascends and stops playing. The game continues. The next night, everyone that didn't vote for the Golem will be protected from attacks. Additionally, there will cease to be elections for guardian. Each night, the Golem may choose one player, and they will be protected from attacks (end-night). The Golem can only select each player once throughout the game. Additionally, each night, the Golem must choose a player that they will not be able to select for the rest of the game (Immediate). This must be a currently selectable player. If no player is selected, a random one will be selected instead. Any attack against a player protected by the Golem's ability or election fails, however a protected player may still die through other means.

Each night, the Shepherd may tag two players. If two tagged players visit each other, they both become herded. When everyone is dead, herded or part of the flock team the Shepherd wins.

When a tagged player visits another tagged player they become herded but remain tagged, if they then visit or are visited by another tagged player who is not herded then that player is then also herded. Tagging a player is an immediate ability. Additionally each night the Shepherd can choose to make one tagged player herded as an end night effect. Whenever a player is herded, they will join a secret channel with the other herded players. Becoming herded is a consequence of the action. The Shepherd may see everything said in this channel, from the safety of their secret channel. Members of the flock can not be tagged or herded. Every time someone is herded or unherded the Shepherd will be informed.

During the day, the Shepherd may temporarily steal the votes of herded players; players who have their votes stolen will be unherded, but remain tagged. Players with negative votes can't have their negative votes stolen (but will still be unherded). The Mayor's extra vote cannot be stolen. The Shepherd is informed how many votes they have after stealing votes. After the day ends, the votes are returned to normal. During the night, if there's two or more herded players, the Shepherd is protected from attacks. Every time the Shepherd is attacked, two random herded players will immediately be unherded instead. At the start of the game, the Shepherd may choose a role as a strong disguise. If the Shepherd doesn’t choose a role, they will be disguised as a citizen. If the Shepherd changes role, the disguise is lost. If the game started with more than 20 players, the Shepherd may tag three players each night, instead of two.

If no members of the flock team or channel remain all players are no longer herded, however they are not informed about this.

The Mayor leads the town. They have the privilege of being able to post in #story_time. When there are more than 15 living players, each night the Mayor chooses whether the top one or two players being voted on will be lynched during the next day. When there are 15 or less living players, the Mayor instead receives an extra vote in polls.

The Mayor can be a powerful role to help either the innocent team or the werewolves team, but they tend to garner a lot of attention and may be killed quickly. If the Mayor misuses their ability to post in #story_time, they may be demoted or killed at the discretion of the Game Masters. If there is no mayor, the lynch vote always only kills the top voted player. The Mayor's extra vote cannot be nullified, stolen or removed under any circumstances. If the Mayor's normal vote is a negative vote, the extra vote becomes a negative vote too.